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Re: Poison Ivy

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I just accidentally found the greatest thing for quickly stopping the itch
of poison ivy.    A friend knew I use Colloidal Silver for many things and
asked could she try it on her poison ivy.  I had some with me -- we were
travelling together.  She tried it and in minutes, NO MORE ITCH.  Later that
day when we had more time, we discovered the arm was much less red.  Another
friend tried it, only this time he had it on lots of his body and it was
cruel looking.  He didn't really believe it, so he hurt for a couple of days
after I told him about it, before he said he would try ANYTHING.  The
Colloidal Silver stopped the itch, even on a stubborn skeptic.  I saw him a
week later and his arms were almost back to his regularly tanned unscathed
arms.  So ... we are ready to TELL THE WORLD.  There is hope for poison ivy.
I think that if one were to rub Colloidal Silver over their arms, body, or
whatever part needed, that poison ivy would not even develop.  I am not
allergic, so I cannot try it.  I do rub it on ferocious fire ant bites and
the stinging stops and they begin to heal (usually it takes weeks for me).
It is certainly worth a try to those who are plagued with poison ivy
allergies.  It doesn't hurt or taste.  I put it in ears for earaches, eyes
for allergies, gargle it for sore throats, it is a natural infection killer
and takes only minutes amounts to do so.  Doctors use it in burn units, and
the skin begins healing.
Those who are highly allergic could keep a spray bottle around and spray on
doorknobs, gloves, clothing,  and even on your pets to keep from catching it
from them.
Let me know how it works for you.  ... Nickie


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